Before & After: A Pantry With A Twist

Sarah Rae Smith
Sarah Rae Smith
Sarah Rae Smith has lived all across the Midwest and currently calls the bratwurst-laden city of Sheboygan home. She seeks out kitchens that make the best pie and farmers with fresh eggs.
published Aug 20, 2010
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Some people have open racking, some people love their cabinets. Others are fortunate to have a walk in pantry, but they always seem to easy to clutter up. This transformation takes an average pantry from bogged down to beautiful in just a few seconds and can be implemented into your own kitchen, no matter what type of storage space you have!

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Now using lazy susans are one of those issues that people are on the fence about. You either love them, hate them, or never really knew how to use them to your best advantage.

In this pantry, they put all the goods that are used frequently at your finger tips and cleared up room for more decorative items. The wheel made a dead corner useful again and by using them on each shelf they even make the pantry more kid friendly.

We love the look and the idea in general so if you’d like to read more about this great makeover, head over to Tater Tots and Jello to see how this transformation came together!

Related: Kitchen Cure Snapshot: A Neat and Tidy Pantry

(Image: Emily from Decor Chick)

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